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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2018

Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2018
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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2018

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Climbing Technology (CT), a brand of Aludesign S.p.A., specializes in Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for activities such as mountaineering and work at heights. Located in Italy, CT emphasizes safety, functionality, and simplicity, with products compliant with European standards and ISO 9001:2008 certified.
Product Overview
The catalogue includes equipment like fall arresters, lifelines, rescue tripods, and more, each with online instructions.
Safety and Training
CT stresses the importance of safety and formal training, advising users to undergo both theoretical and practical training.
Temporary Work at Height
Risks in temporary work at height are managed through collective protection equipment (CPE) and PPE, with a risk analysis justifying PPE use.
Classification of PPE
PPE is categorized into three types based on injury severity, with mandatory training and emergency procedures for work at height.
Risk Management
Risks are classified as prevalent, environmental, concomitant, and consequent, with proper management and emergency preparedness being crucial.
Risk Reduction
Safety measures should be implemented based on risk analysis, considering access frequency, height, and work duration.
Emergency Procedure
Risk evaluation must include procedures for assisting operators after a fall, with protocols for alerting rescue services.
Types of Risks
Risks include prevalent (falling), environmental (weather), concomitant (poor grip), and consequent (post-fall risks).
Types of PPE Systems
PPE systems include restraint, rescue, work positioning, fall arrest, and rope access systems.
Types of Harnesses
Harnesses include full body, positioning, complete, and rescue harnesses, each designed for specific uses.
Fall Factor
The fall factor, calculated as height lost divided by rope length, is crucial for safety, with energy dissipation systems keeping loading below 6 kN.
Energy Dissipation Systems
These systems mitigate impact forces, with devices categorized into cable or rope fall arresters, retractable fall arresters, and energy-absorbing lanyards.
Fall Clearance Distance
This is the minimum distance required between the operator and the ground to ensure safety during a fall.
Warnings for Use
Attention must be paid to clearance distance when using energy-absorbing lanyards.
Pendulum Effect
This occurs when the operator is not directly below the anchor point, posing a collision risk during a fall.
Types of Anchor Points
Anchor points are categorized into artificial, natural, and structural, with specific guidelines for their use.
Use of Webbing
Webbing is used for anchors, with specific connectors, avoiding knots that reduce strength.
Connector Testing
Connectors are tested at 12 kN, with specific gate locking systems described.
Specifications and Testing
Products are certified to CE/EN standards, with individual testing and inspections ensuring quality.
Gate Locking Systems
Various systems are described, each requiring specific movements to open and lock.
Special Features
Features include the ACL system for stabilizing ropes and a 3 kN Fall Indicator for connector replacement.
Patents and Innovations
Aludesign S.p.A. holds over 20 patents, introducing new safety standards.
Standards and Norms
Numerous EN standards for PPE are listed, covering various equipment types.
PPE Inspection
Regular checks are essential for ensuring equipment efficiency and safety, as defined by EN 365.
Periodic Checking of PPE
Checks are mandatory for certain devices, with procedures outlined for regular and extraordinary checks.
Inspection Process
Includes history, visual, and functional checks, with results determining equipment status.
Recommendations
Users should consult the manufacturer's website for updates and ensure proper technical education for inspections.
Overview
Guidelines for working at heights emphasize appropriate safety equipment and technical instructions.
Specifications
Equipment for different environments must meet specific standards.
Procedures
Detailed procedures for working on various surfaces and platforms are provided.
Norms and Recommendations
Consult user instructions and technical manuals for safe operation.
Emergency Preparedness
An emergency kit is mandatory for rapid rescue.
Key Visuals
Figures illustrate correct equipment setup and use.
Overview
Specifications and features of climbing harnesses and equipment are detailed, highlighting improvements.
Main Characteristics
Descriptions of various harnesses and their features are provided.
Standards and Specifications
Products comply with EN standards, ensuring safety.
Key Recommendations
Ensure proper harness combinations for safety.
Overview
Specifications of connectors and quick-links are detailed, with compliance to safety standards.
Specifications
Connectors are made from durable materials and tested for strength.
Procedures and Usage
Connectors are practical and easy to use, with specific models for different environments.
Standards and Compliance
Products comply with European standards for safety.
Recommendations
Use specific ropes and equipment for optimal performance.
Key Features
Connectors include features for ease of use and safety.
Specifications
Details of climbing equipment like descenders and ascenders are provided.
Procedures
Proper installation and use of equipment are emphasized.
Standards
Equipment complies with European standards for safety.
Recommendations
Use specific equipment for different climbing activities.
Key Data from Tables
Tables provide detailed product specifications.
Overview
Specifications of tree climbing equipment are detailed, focusing on safety and efficiency.
Anchorage Slings
Durable slings with light alloy rings are described.
Throw Bags
Compact throw bags for manual throwing are detailed.
Pulleys
Innovative pulleys for various uses are described.
Rescue Kits
The Sparrow Rescue Kit is detailed for work at height.
Tripods and Hoists
Details of versatile systems for positioning and lifting are provided.
Key Specifications
Tables include product dimensions, materials, and load capacities.
Specifications
Details of anchors and ropes are provided, with compliance to standards.
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Catalog excerpts

Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2018-1

GENUINE ITALIAN HARDWARE

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2018-3

YOUR SAFETY PARTNER Climbing Technology (CT) is the brand of Aludesign S.p.A., a company with 31 years of international experience developing and manufacturing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). CT operate in a factory of 6000 sqm located in Italy, between Bergamo and Lecco, a geographical area characterized by a strong and recognized mountaineering tradition. The extensive know-how, combined with the newest manufacturing technologies, is the prerequisite for the development and production of devices conceived to excel in all vertical activities: mountaineering, sport climbing, work at heights,...

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INTRODUCTION INTRODUZIONE HARNESSES IMBRACATURE HELMETS AND HEAD-LAMPS CASCHI E LAMPADE FRONTALI LANYARDS CORDINI FALL ARRESTERS AND LIFELINES DISPOSITIVI ANTICADUTA E LINEE VITA RETRACTABLE FALL ARRESTERS AND SELF RETRACTING LANYARDS DISPOSITIVI ANTICADUTA RETRATTILI CONNECTORS AND QUICK-LINKS CONNETTORI E MAGLIE RAPIDE DESCENDERS AND ASCENDERS DISCENSORI, RISALITORI E ACCESSORI TREE CLIMBING RESCUE TRIPODS AND KIT KIT DI SOCCORSO, PARANCHI E TRIPODI PULLEYS CARRUCOLE ANCHORS ANCORAGGI PERMANENTI E TEMPORANEI ROPES CORDE EQUIPMENT EQUIPAGGIAMENTO Climbing Technology archive

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INTRODUCTION PREMESSA For a long time we have wanted to include in our catalogue a practical explanation of how best to use our products. This is not intended to be a manual nor to substitute a training course, but simply to give a summary of the main activities involved in temporary work at height and rescue fields. For us, safety is a constant, absolute “must”. This attitude drives us to invent, produce and sell products which are safe. A safe product isn’t just one which functions correctly and which meets the legal standards: a safe product is functional, logical, ergonomic, long-lasting,...

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TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA Any activity that exposes the operator to the risk of falling is considered temporary work at height: such a risk must be eliminated or reduced to a minimum by adopting the necessary protection measures, in full compliance with Health and Safety legislation. Protection measures that are used during temporary work at height can be divided into two classes: • collective protection equipment (CPE). Collective protection equipment (CPE). Collective protection is equipment which protects more than one worker from the risk of falling and can include...

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TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA RISK ANALYSIS ANALISI E RIDUZIONE DEI RISCHI The risks that can be encountered during temporary work at height may be classified in the following way: A) prevalent risk. The main risk to which the operatory is exposed, that is, the risk of falling from height. B) environmental risks. These “objective” risks are related to the environment, the layout of the site, and the weather conditions: eg risks of objects falling from above, slipperiness of supports, structural failure, collapse of parts not being demolished, uncontrolled working-down, exposure...

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TYPES OF PPE SYSTEMS SISTEMI DI PROTEZIONE INDIVIDUALE Different PPE devices are assembled together to create systems and subsystems which protect the operator in the event of a fall from a height, preventing or arresting the fall. They can be classified as follows. A restraint system limits the movement of the operator so that s/he cannot reach a zone from which a fall from a height is possible. This system does not arrest a fall, rather, it is designed to prevent a fall taking place. Such a system is not suitable for work situations where the operator needs to be supported by a harness. Un...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2018-11

TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA TYPES OF HARNESS TIPOLOGIE DI IMBRACATURE The harness restrains the body and must be worn for temporary work at height. It connects the operator to her/his protection system and, in certain cases, it can hold her/him suspended or during the arresting of a fall. They can be classified as illustrated below. FULL BODY HARNESSES IMBRACATURE ANTICADUTA EN 361 L’imbracatura è un dispositivo di contenimento per il corpo ed è indispensabile indossarla in qualsiasi lavoro temporaneo in quota. Essa consente il collegamento al proprio sistema di protezione...

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FALL FACTOR FATTORE DI CADUTA The human body can withstand a loading of up to 6 kN without internal injuries being caused. This value is reached when a 100 kg body is accelerated or decelerated at 6 g (1 g = 9,81 m/s2). A deceleration of 6 g is reached, for example, when a fall of 6 m is braked over a distance of 1 m, and this value is used as the maximum the body can withstand and is used in the relevant legislation. The fall factor is a value which describes how dangerous a fall is and is defined as the height lost in the fall divided by the length of the rope (or safety device) that joins...

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TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA Optimal situation. The anchor point is above the operator, the system connecting the operator and the anchor point is in tension, and a possible fall is arrested immediately. The use of a fall arrester device is advisable, however it is also possible to employ an EN 354 lanyard made with dynamic rope. These lanyards, only in case of fall factor < 0.5, grant an arresting force < 6 kN during the arresting of the fall. Normal situation The anchor point is at the same height as the chest or dorsal attachment point of the EN 361 harness. The use...

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FALL CLEARANCE DISTANCE TIRANTE D’ARIA The “fall clearance distance” is the minimum distance between the operator and the ground needed to guarantee the operator’s safety in the event of a fall. The value of the fall clearance distance depends on the fall arrester device used and it is calculated as the sum of the following distances: A) Total length of the device used, including connectors and any lanyards or extensible arms; B) Rope or cable that runs through the device or extension of the energy absorber during the arresting of the (this value depends on the particular device used and is specified...

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